Terms of Service

These Terms of Service set forth the rules you must comply with when using our website and services, and constitute a legally binding agreement between you and the Company. By using our services, you are deemed to have agreed to these Terms.

Chapter 1. General Provisions

Article 1 (Purpose)

The purpose of the Website Service Terms of Service of Huvitz Co., Ltd. (hereinafter the “Website”) is to prescribe the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the parties using the products information introduction services and other services (collectively, the “Services”) provided by Huvitz Co., Ltd. (hereinafter the “Company”) through its website (www.huvitz.com) via internet communications. By exercising and performing the rights and obligations under this Website, the parties aim to promote mutual development.

Article 2 (Disclosure, Validity, and Amendment of the Website)

1. The Company shall disclose the Terms of Service on the initial landing page of the Website so that Members may review them, and shall also provide its corporate name, business address, representative’s name, and contact information (telephone, fax number, e-mail address, etc.).
2. The Company may amend these Terms of Service to the extent permitted under applicable laws and regulations such as the “Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc.”, the Personal Information Protection Act of Korea, GDPR, and CCPA.
3. In the event of amendment, the revised Terms shall take effect seven (7) days after being first posted on the Company’s initial landing page, together with the effective date and the reason for amendment. Such revised Terms shall not apply retroactively to any period prior to the effective date.

Article 3 (Definitions)

1. The following capitalized terms shall have the meanings set forth below:
   1. “Member” means a natural person or legal entity who has provided personal information to register as a member of Huvitz. Members are classified as General Members: individuals aged 18 or older or companies eligible to use the Services provided by the Company.
   2. “Member ID” means a combination of letters and numbers approved and registered by the Company for identification and use of the Services.
   3. “Password” means a combination of letters and numbers selected by the Member to confirm their identity, and to protect their rights and confidential information.
2. Any term not defined in Article 3 shall have the meaning customarily recognized in commercial practice.

Article 4 (Types of Services)

1. The Company provides the following Services:
   1. Business-related support
   2. Purchase-related inquiry support
   3. Product information search services
   4. Services for conducting advertisements and promotions
2. The purpose of the Services is to allow Members to use the Website for product introductions and inquiries. The Company does not provide e-commerce services through the Website.

Article 5 (Product Sales)

The Company is only responsible for introducing and promoting its own products and providing maintenance services for such products. The Company does not act as an agent for sellers or buyers, and thus all responsibilities for transactions outside the Company’s Services rest solely with the Member.

Chapter 2. User Agreement and Data Protection

Article 6 (Formation of the Website Service Terms of Service)

1. These Terms of Service (hereinafter “Terms”) become effective when a person applying for the Services submits an application and the Company accepts it. The Company shall indicate its acceptance through disclosure on the Website, e-mail, or other means.
2. A person wishing to use the Services must agree to the Website Terms and fill out the membership application form with required information.
3. Individuals (adults) or business entities (natural or legal persons) are eligible for membership. Applicants must apply using their real name. Any application using a false name or another person’s information may result in restrictions or disadvantages under relevant laws.
4. Applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Membership becomes effective when the Company accepts the application.
5. The Company may withhold or reject applications in the following cases:
   1. When real-name verification fails;
   2. When the information in the application (e.g., name) is identical to an existing Member’s information;
   3. When the applicant is subject to suspension of membership or other disciplinary measures by the Company;
   4. When facilities or technology cannot accommodate additional applicants;
   5. When the application is deemed illegal, unfair, violates the Website, or otherwise reasonably unacceptable by the Company.

Article 7 (Change and Protection of Personal Information)

1. Members shall not provide false information upon registration, and must promptly update any changes.
   Unless otherwise permitted by law, information such as name, ID, and contact details may not be changed.
2. Notices sent by the Company to the address or e-mail address provided by the Member shall be deemed duly delivered.
   Any damages caused by failure to update information shall be the sole responsibility of the Member.
3. The Company shall not use the Member’s information for any purpose other than service operation consented to by the Member,
   unless otherwise required by law. If a new purpose arises or disclosure to a third party is necessary,
   the Company will notify the Member and obtain separate consent.
4. Consent for collection, use, and provision of personal information shall not be pre-checked by default.
   Refusal to provide unnecessary personal information shall not result in restriction or denial of services.
5. If it becomes necessary to provide personal information to a third party, the Company shall disclose the details
   (items, recipient, purpose, etc.) and obtain the Member’s consent. The Company does not entrust handling of personal
   information to third parties, and shall appoint a Privacy Officer disclosed in its Privacy Policy.

Article 8 (Management of ID and Password)

1. Each Member is responsible for managing their own ID and Password and shall not transfer or lend them to third parties.
2. Members shall bear responsibility for all damages caused by leakage, transfer, or lending of their ID or Password
   not attributable to the Company.
3. Upon becoming aware of theft or unauthorized use of their ID or Password, the Member must immediately notify the Company,
   which shall endeavor to promptly resolve the issue.

Article 9 (Termination of the User Agreement)

1. Termination by Member
   1. A Member may terminate the Agreement at any time by notifying the Company through the Website.
   2. Any disadvantages arising from termination are the responsibility of the Member.
   3. To re-use the Services after termination, the Member must notify the Company and obtain approval.
2. Termination by Company
   1. If a Member infringes upon the rights, reputation, or credit of others, or violates laws or public order,
      the Company may terminate the Agreement.
   2. The Company shall notify the Member of termination via e-mail, phone, etc., and the Agreement shall terminate
      upon receipt of such notice. The Company may provide the Member an opportunity to state objections.
   3. The Company may withdraw all benefits granted to the Member upon termination.
   4. The Company may refuse re-application by a terminated Member.

Article 10 (Provision and Suspension of Services)

1. The period of service provision begins on the date of service application and ends upon termination of the Terms.
2. The Company may temporarily suspend Services for maintenance, repair, inspection, or replacement of equipment,
   or in the event of malfunction. Notice of such suspension shall be posted on the landing page.
3. The Company may limit or temporarily suspend Services in cases of force majeure such as natural disasters.

Chapter 3. User Management and Protection

Article 11 (User Management)

1. If a Member violates the purpose of the Services, the Company may take the following measures:
   1. Withdrawal of some or all additional benefits;
   2. Restriction of certain Services;
   3. Termination of the User Agreement;
   4. Claims for damages.
2. Prior to taking such measures, the Company shall notify the Member by phone or e-mail.
   In unavoidable cases (e.g., emergency, inability to contact), the Company may notify after taking action.
3. Members may object to such measures, and if justifiable, the objection shall be accepted.

Article 12 (Responsibility for Copyright Infringement)

1. Copyright in posts created by Members belongs to the Member.
   The Company may not use such posts for commercial purposes without consent,
   except for non-commercial purposes, while retaining the right to display them within the Service.
2. Members shall not process, sell, or commercially use information obtained through the Services.
3. Copyright and intellectual property rights of works created by the Company belong to the Company.
   Members shall not reproduce, transmit, publish, distribute, or otherwise use such works for profit or
   allow third parties to do so without prior approval. Violations may result in claims for damages.
4. Materials provided by the Company are the Company’s assets and must not infringe upon copyrights,
   trademarks, privacy rights, or other legal rights. Members are responsible for any infringements.

Article 13 (Personal Information Protection and Response)

1. To ensure fair and safe transactions, the Company establishes a department dedicated to personal information protection.
2. To maintain a sound and transparent use environment, Members and rightful claimants may report issues
   through the personal information protection department.
3. Members must act in good faith when engaging with the personal information protection department.
4. The Company complies with the Privacy Policy for safe collection and use of personal information.
   Members’ rights under GDPR and CCPA include:
   1. For EU users (GDPR):
      • Right of access and rectification
      • Right to erasure (“right to be forgotten”)
      • Right to object to processing
      • Right to withdraw consent
      • Right to information when data is transferred to third countries
   2. For California users (CCPA):
      • Right to request disclosure of collected personal data
      • Right to opt out of sale of personal data
      • Right to request deletion of collected personal data
      • Right to be informed when personal data is sold
5. The Company does not sell personal information, and Members retain the right to object.
6. Members may exercise these rights by contacting
   it@huvitz.com.

Article 14 (Prohibited Acts)

1. System-related Misconduct
   1. No person may use abnormal methods or access the system other than those provided by the Company.
      Prohibited acts include:
      • Use of Services for illegal or improper purposes;
      • Acts compromising security or integrity of the Services;
      • Infringing upon the rights of others;
      • Providing false information or fraudulently inducing ad clicks.
   2. Upon discovery of misconduct, the Company may:
      • Cancel benefits provided to the Member;
      • Restrict access to certain Services, terminate the Agreement, and take further measures;
      • Claim damages for losses caused by misconduct.

Article 15 (Third-Party Links)

The Services may contain links to third-party websites or services.
Such links are provided for convenience only, and the Company assumes no responsibility for the content of third-party sites.
Responsibility for issues arising therefrom lies with the Member.

Chapter 4. Miscellaneous

Article 16 (Relationship with Other Policies and Laws)

1. Matters not specified in these Terms shall be governed by applicable laws and customary practices.
2. Transactions conducted through the Services are subject to applicable laws, and reliance on the Website cannot be used as grounds for exemption from liability.
3. The Company may establish separate terms (“Individual Terms”) for specific services, and post or notify such terms on the Website.
4. Members shall pay attention to revisions of these Terms and Individual Terms, which are posted for review and confirmation.

Article 17 (Disclaimer)

1. Unless caused by intentional or gross negligence, the Company shall not be liable for damages to Members or third parties
   due to temporary suspension of the Services pursuant to Article 10.2.
2. The Company shall not be liable for damages resulting from force majeure events pursuant to Article 10.3.
3. The Company shall not be liable for interruptions caused by the Member’s own fault.
4. The Company shall not be liable for damages resulting from Members’ voluntary disclosure of personal information.

Article 18 (Jurisdiction)

Disputes related to the Website or these Terms shall be resolved by mutual agreement.
In the absence of agreement, jurisdiction shall be determined under the Civil Procedure Act of the Republic of Korea.

Article 19 (Miscellaneous)

1. The Company may, upon prior notice on the Website, temporarily or permanently modify or discontinue certain Services.
2. Neither party may assign rights or obligations under the Website to a third party without the other party’s express consent.
3. Any additional contracts, memoranda, notices, policy changes, enactments or amendments of laws and regulations,
   and official announcements shall be disclosed on the Website of Huvitz Co., Ltd.

Addendum

Article 1 (Effective Date)

These Terms shall take effect as of [September 19, 2025] and shall apply to all Members, including those who registered before the effective date.